Town hall meetings often involve discussions of sensitive topics or confidential information. That's why FreeConference.com’s virtual town hall meeting software takes security very seriously. Here are several ways we protect your meetings:
- Encryption: Your audio, video, and any shared content are encrypted during transmission. Think of this like putting your data in a coded lock box – only people with the right key (authorized meeting participants) can open it.
- Moderator Controls: You have the power to manage your virtual town hall calls:
- Meeting Locks: With FreeConference.com’s paid plan, you can "lock" it to prevent anyone new from joining unexpectedly.
- Security Codes: Add an extra layer of protection by requiring a code to enter the meeting.
- Participant Management: You can see who's in the virtual town hall conference and have the ability to remove disruptive individuals if needed.
- Data Responsibility: We have strict policies in place about how your meeting information is stored and accessed. FreeConference.com’s virtual town hall meeting platform won't share or sell your data without your permission.
- Staying Ahead of the Curve: Cybersecurity threats are always evolving. FreeConference.com continuously updates its security measures to protect your town hall meetings.
Additional Security Tips:
While FreeConference.com’s town hall video conferencing software gives you a solid security foundation, here are things YOU can do to further protect your virtual town hall video conferences:
- Passwords Matter: Choose a strong, difficult-to-guess password for your FreeConference.com account.
- Share with Care: Be mindful of what information is discussed, especially if it's highly sensitive.
- Report Issues: If you notice anything suspicious or concerning during a virtual town hall, contact FreeConference.com support right away.